October & November 2026
Fall is wrapping up and the holidays are just around the corner, and this late October and November are full of reasons to get out and enjoy the Tri-Cities together. This is your friendly, hand-curated guide to upcoming events: the final weekends of the farmers markets and pumpkin patches, Halloween trunk-or-treats around Richland and Kennewick, Veterans Day parades and ceremonies in West Richland and Pasco, home hockey at the Toyota Center, holiday craft shows in Pasco, and the Tri-Cities Wine Festival in Kennewick. I've gathered the community calendars so you don't have to, and every event here is real and upcoming. Grab a warm drink, pick a weekend, and come enjoy this wonderful region with us.
Fall & the Holiday Kickoff in the Tri-Cities · Markets, Hockey, Parades & Fairs
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The final Fridays of the season are the sweetest: crisp apples, pumpkins, local honey, artisan goods, and warm community energy under the trees on The Parkway. The last market of the year is Friday, October 30, so grab your favorite vendors while you still can.
October Saturdays at Peanuts Park celebrate the harvest: pumpkins, fresh cider, local honey, handmade goods, and warm churros under the pavilion. The grand finale is Saturday, October 31, the last market of the year.
One last month of fall fun at Middleton Farms: the corn maze, pumpkin patch, farm animals, and weekend activities the whole family will love. It runs Wednesdays through Sundays and closes for the season on Sunday, November 1.
A Tri-Cities fall tradition for nearly three decades: pumpkin patch, a three-acre corn maze, tractor hayrides, petting zoo, duck races, and carnival rides. This is the final week of the season, so soak up every bit of the harvest magic before it wraps on Halloween.
The 7th annual Big Bro Joe Foundation Halloween Trunk or Treat returns to the Toyota Center! Costumes welcome for free candy, games, and prizes in a safe, family-friendly setting.
Kick off the Halloween weekend early with a festive Trunk or Treat at The Lodge at Columbia Point, complete with live music from Calico Bones. A lovely, river-view setting to get the kids in costume and collect some candy.
Experience Halloween favorites reimagined by a live string ensemble as hundreds of candles light the REACH Museum. A second show, Candlelight: Queen vs. ABBA, follows at 8:45 PM. Tickets from about $40.
Dress up and trick-or-treat among the shops and vendors at The Uptown, hosted by Richland firefighters. A free, cheerful, and safe way for little ones to celebrate Halloween in the heart of Richland.
A family-friendly Halloween bash at the HAPO Center: costumes, music, games, and spooky fun for all ages. Dress up and make some Halloween memories!
Add a little hockey to your Halloween! The Americans host the Medicine Hat Tigers for a Saturday evening of WHL action at the Toyota Center. A festive, high-energy way to cap off the month.
Multi-award-winning artist Tauren Wells brings the Air1 Worship Now Tour to the Tri-Cities for an uplifting evening of contemporary worship. Tickets around $25 make it an easy night out with friends or family.
The 31st annual edition of this beloved holiday tradition brings more than 150 Northwest artisans to the HAPO Center with fine art, handcrafts, and specialty foods. The perfect place to start your holiday shopping early and find one-of-a-kind gifts.
Comedian Jo Koy brings his Koy Meets World Tour to the Toyota Center for a big night of laughs. A great date-night or group outing to kick off the first weekend of November.
The 27th annual Tri-Cities Regional Veterans Day Parade steps off at 9:30 AM down West Van Giesen Street in West Richland. Bring the family, wave your flags, and help honor the veterans who served our country.
Gather at Volunteer Park for the City of Pasco's Veterans Day ceremony, a free public observance honoring those who served. A meaningful, family-friendly way to mark Veterans Day together.
The Americans welcome the Seattle Thunderbirds for a Friday night of WHL hockey at the Toyota Center. Grab dinner downtown first and make it a full family night out.
A sparkling Prosser tradition benefiting the Boys & Girls Clubs of Benton and Franklin Counties. Admire beautifully decorated trees, enjoy seasonal bites and sips, and get into the holiday spirit for a great cause.
Back at it the very next night! The Americans host the Everett Silvertips for a Saturday evening of WHL hockey at the Toyota Center. A fun way to make the most of a November weekend.
The 45th annual Tri-Cities Wine Festival, hosted by Bikes for Tikes, fills the Three Rivers Convention Center with regional pours, food, and live entertainment. General admission around $60 with VIP and safe-driver options available. Must be 21+.
Regional Mexican stars Dareyes de La Sierra bring a high-energy live show to the HAPO Center with a stacked lineup of special guests. A can't-miss night for fans of the genre.
The Americans face the Victoria Royals for a Saturday evening of WHL hockey at the Toyota Center. Cheer on the home team and soak up the energy of a weekend crowd.
Modern hits reimagined by a live string ensemble as candlelight fills the REACH Museum. A tribute to Coldplay and Imagine Dragons starts at 6:30 PM, followed by 90s Hip-Hop on Strings at 8:45 PM. Tickets from about $43.
Shop for a cause at this annual holiday bazaar: local vendors, crafts, and seasonal gifts with proceeds supporting community outreach. A wonderful way to support local makers while getting ahead on your holiday list.
Shake off the holiday feast with a Friday night of WHL hockey as the Americans host the Penticton Vees at the Toyota Center. A perfect way to spend Black Friday evening together.
Kick off the holiday season at the Tri-Cities Holiday Expo on Black Friday and Small Business Saturday: 100+ local vendors, gourmet food, photos with Santa, a kids zone with crafts and face painting, and family-friendly entertainment. Admission is $7 at the door and covers both days.
Legendary Norteño icon Ramón Ayala and Sus Bravos del Norte bring Historia De Un Final to the Toyota Center for an unforgettable evening of classic accordion-led hits. A headline act to close out the month.
I've been part of this community for years and I'm always happy to share recommendations: the best spot to watch a Veterans Day parade, the coziest craft show to start your holiday shopping, or where to grab a bite before a hockey game.
Let us know. I love supporting our local community! If there's something happening in the Tri-Cities that should be on this list, drop me a line and I'll get it added.
Richelle
These events are just a taste of what makes this community special. If you're thinking about making the Tri-Cities your home, I'd love to help you find the perfect neighborhood, and introduce you to everything this area has to offer in every season.